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DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. – Emergency crews have evacuated part of a hotel on Memorial Drive due to some type of hazardous material, police say.
DeKalb County police confirmed to Channel 2 Action News that officers were called out the United Inn & Suites Hotel along Memorial Drive in Stone Mountain shortly before 5 p.m. fro investigate a body found inside a room. Continue reading “Several officers sick in hazmat situation after responding to body found in hotel, police say”
ISLAMABAD, May 12 (Reuters) – Pakistani authorities have barred a U.S. diplomat involved in a fatal traffic accident from leaving the country, forcing an American military aircraft flown in for his departure to leave without him, local media reported on Saturday.
The move came a day after Pakistan said it would restrict the movements of all American diplomats in the country in response to Washington’s similar restrictions on Pakistani embassy diplomats. Continue reading “Pakistan bars US diplomat from leaving amid tense relations”
A madman with a knife attacked people-seemingly at random-in a busy section of Paris Saturday before he was fatally gunned down by police.
One victim died and four others were wounded in the attack, carried out near the Palais Garnier opera house in the Second Arrondissement, according to Parisian police.
Two of the wounded individuals are in critical condition, said police, who confirmed that they took down the suspect around 9 p.m.
Continue reading “At least one dead in central Paris stabbing”
Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr Eowyn
We are told that on December 14, 2012, lone gunman Adam Lanza went on a shooting spree in Sandy Hook Elementary School (SHES) in Newtown, Connecticut, killing 20 children and 6 adults.
The six adults are the principal, teachers and school psychologist at SHES: Continue reading “National data bases don’t show 6 adults were killed at Sandy Hook school”
The Mind Unleashed – by Markab Algedi
At the beginning of the month (May 2018) the British Ministry of Defence seemingly on accident revealed for the first time that they are unloading horrifyingly inhumane, thermobaric weapons out of drones onto the people of Syria: and it wasn’t even in this recent April 2018 escalation of tension, but last year. They are doing it more often than they’d like to admit.
Somehow the use of thermobaric weapons seems less humane than ripping a person to shreds with shrapnel. Continue reading “UK Accidentally Admits use of Horrifying, Organ Rupturing Weapons in Syria”
A new bill in the House of Representatives related to NASA’s funding proposes $10 million a year to search for signs of life out there.
A climate denier may be the reason the S-word is back in vogue in Congress. Oh yeah, not that S-word, the other one: SETI.
That’s right, Congress is talking about spending a bunch of money on the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (or SETI) for the first time in 25 years. Continue reading “Congress Is Planning To Spend Millions On Search For Aliens, UFOs”
For Mary.
While everyone else was waiting for the government to restore power to Puerto Rico, Oscar Carrion and his friends went in together to buy a bucket truck and taught themselves how to repair wiring.
Thousands of people in Puerto Rico remain in the dark eight months after Hurricane Maria wiped out the island’s already degraded electrical grid. The infrastructure was in such bad condition, some people predicted it could take a year or more to restore the electricity. Continue reading “This Guy Didn’t Wait for the Govt. to Restore Power in Puerto Rico. He Bought a Truck Learned to Do It Himself”
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma’s Republican Gov. Mary Fallin vetoed a bill late Friday that would have authorized adults to carry firearms without a permit or training, dealing a rare defeat to the National Rifle Association in a conservative state.
The veto comes after opposition from the business community and law enforcement authorities, including top officials with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation who have said it could erode public safety. Continue reading “Oklahoma governor vetoes gun carry bill in defeat for NRA”
He smokes cigars, drinks coffee, whiskey, and even Dr. Pepper — and he just turned 112 years old.
Richard Overton, America’s oldest World War II veteran, as well as the oldest man in America, turned 112 years old on Friday, according to the Dallas Morning News.
Born in Austin, Texas, in 1906, Overton is an Army veteran who served in the South Pacific from 1940-1945, including Guam and Iwo Jima, according to USA Today. Continue reading “America’s oldest living WWII veteran just turned 112 — and he smokes 12 cigars a day”
Shocking video shows a teacher ordering six of her students aged 4 to pelt another student with rocks to ‘teach him a lesson.’
The horrifying incident allegedly took place at the Teach N Tend Daycare in Forrest City, Arkansas on or around April 26. Continue reading “Horrifying video shows daycare teacher instructing kids to THROW ROCKS at their 4-year-old classmate ‘to teach him a lesson’”
The rabbis of the Agudath Israel of America—the major orthodox Jewish community organization—have issued a Jewish legal ruling warning Jews not to take out loans with America’s largest mortgage lender, Quicken Loans, because it is owned by Jews and Jews are only allowed to charge non-Jews interest. Continue reading “Rabbis Warn Jews: Don’t Loan from US’s Jewish-owned Largest Mortgage Company, because ‘Only Non-Jews can be Charged Interest’”
WEST SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — West Sacramento is the first city to launch a controversial new program that watches what people post about it online.
The pilot project gives city leaders a look at what’s trending in the city, whether it’s good or bad. It’s also creating privacy concerns around how the data is being used. Continue reading “West Sacramento Launching Controversial Program Watching Public’s Social Media Posts”
A Democratic congressional candidate is mincing no words in his latest anti-gun campaign ad. “F— the NRA,” Pat Davis declares in the ad’s first few seconds. And thanks to federal election law, a local CBS affiliate in New Mexico says it is compelled to run the ad, uncensored.
KRQE was set to air the potty-mouthed pol’s message Friday afternoon. In a statement on its website, KRQE General Manager Bill Anderson said they cannot censor the ad because of “federal election rules” that prohibit them from editing political commercials. He said the station planned to run a disclaimer beforehand. Continue reading “Democrat Running For Congress Compels TV Station To Run ‘F**k The NRA’ Advertisement…”
Incredible footage has revealed the terrifying capabilities of Black Mirror-style robots, branded ‘future death machines’.
Boston Dynamics has posted two videos showing off the new skills of two of its advanced automatons.
In one, Atlas, a humanoid robot, can be seen jogging around a grassy field, before leaping over a log that’s obstructing its path. Continue reading “Black Mirror-style robots can now chase you and find its way around”
Last May, Tim Allen’s sitcom Last Man Standing was cancelled after a six-season run on ABC. It was a surprise to many, including Allen himself. The final season averaged 8.3 million viewers a week, which is a lot of people tuning in to watch a grumbling middle-aged man throw insults at his wife and daughters. (You see, he was the only man in his family. He was—hold onto your butts—the last man standing.)
A year later, the show is getting another shot. As rumored last week, Fox is officially picking up the show for its Fall 2018 schedule. Continue reading “Last Man Standing Is, In Fact, Still Standing”